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Watch Kaiser Chiefs perform Dolly Parton’s ‘9 To 5’
The band played the cover at Glastonbury earlier for the BBC.
There’s obviously no need to ask Kaiser Chiefs who their favourite act on the bill for this year’s Glastonbury Festival is.
Stepping in to the BBC Music “Tepee” ahead of this morning’s opening set on the Other Stage - and later’s headline set on the John Peel Stage - the band performed a partially-acoustic cover of Dolly Parton’s classic, ‘9 To 5’.
Dolly herself appears on the Pyramid Stage on Sunday, ahead of The Black Keys and Kasabian.
Watch Ricky Wilson have to read the words from a lyric sheet while they play - the shame.
Kaiser Chiefs play the John Peel Stage this evening at 10:45, following sets from Chvrches and Lykke Li.
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